Tracey Longo

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New Bipartisan Bill Strengthens Social Security’s Representative Payee Program

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The program handles the payments of people who can’t manage their benefits themselves.

Insurance Regulators Float “Best Interest” Standard With 3% Commission Safe Harbor

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The controversial proposal applies to the sale of annuities and life products.

'Clean Share' Funds Not Without Conflicts Of Interest, Morningstar Says

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"Clean share" funds have been created as an answer to the DOL rule, but they're not always squeaky clean, Morningstar says.

Despite Delays, DOL Rule Becoming Law Of The Land, Expert Argues

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The embrace of the fiduciary standard by the financial industry is so strong that government and court actions may not matter.

SEC Creating Searchable Database Of Barred Brokers And Advisors

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The agency is creating a national database to ferret out barred and suspended advisors and brokers.

AARP Decries Tax Bill's Medicare Hit

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The AARP says the tax bill in the Senate could trigger cuts to Medicare and provide no tax relief to many.

Rubio: Offset Tax Cuts By Reducing Social Security, Medicare Benefits

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Reforms to reduce benefits and raise the retirement age will mitigate the pain, he said.

DOL Issues Final Rule Delaying Best-Interest Measures For Retirement Plans

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DOL fiduciary requirements won’t be in force for 18 months, derailing reform, say critics.

SEC Hires TIAA General Counsel In Midst Of TIAA Sales Investigations

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TIAA is the focus of a N.Y. State Attorney General investigation and a pending SEC whistleblower complaint.

Senate Tax Bill Could Make Stock Sales More Expensive

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Forcing investors to sell their oldest shares first would mean forcing the recognition of larger gains at tax time.

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